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Drought designation lifted from agricultural Prairies

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By Greg Price Verified
| Sask Today Verified
WESTERN PRODUCER — A large portion of agricultural country in Canada received significant rainfall in June, especially the southern Prairies. The result has been significant, especially when comparing conditions last June. “Nationally, 12.6 per cent of Canada’s agricultural land was classified as drought or abnormally dry conditions at the end of June.
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Live auctions not going anywhere: sector leader

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By Greg Price Verified
| Canadian Cattlemen Verified
A prominent Prairie veterinarian and businessperson says the death of live cattle auctions has been greatly exaggerated. Inducted into the Alberta Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame, the doctorate in veterinary medicine grew up on a ranch in the interior of British Columbia.
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Live auctions not going anywhere: sector leader

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By Greg Price Verified
| The Western Producer Verified
A prominent Prairie veterinarian and businessperson says the death of live cattle auctions has been greatly exaggerated. “I think for about 45 years, I’ve been hearing about the demise of the auctioneer system,” Dr. Kee Jim, a founding partner of Feedlot Health Management Services with stakes in numerous cattle-feeding companies in Canada and the United States, told the recent Livestock Markets Association of Canada convention in Medicine Hat, Alta. ”Pretty much standard stuff.
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